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Question 1

If an object has a 120° clockwise rotation as one of its symmetries, then it must also have as a symmetry
◦ a 60° clockwise rotation.
◦ a 180° rotation.
◦ a 60° counterclockwise rotation.
◦ a 120° counterclockwise rotation.
◦ none of these

Question 2

If an object has a 240° clockwise rotation as one of its symmetries, then it must also have as a symmetry
◦ a 90° clockwise rotation.
◦ a 180° rotation.
◦ a 90° counterclockwise rotation.
◦ a 120° clockwise rotation.
◦ none of these
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